lookin submissive and breedable
i-ll-be-the-moon asked:
thinking about ironstrange (watching infinity war and playing minecraft right now)
bestie-enthusiast answered:
One of my favourite ships <3 infinity war is such a good movie!! Ironstrange is one of the few ships that I find I could actually see in canon if the characters actually interacted, Stephen and tony just have good comparability imo.
Hope your having fun in minecraft.
infinity was was actually the first marvel movie i saw and yes i was kinda confused for most of it. and tony and stephen are just SO similar and i love their banter (and facial hair)
also a friendly reminder that when the cloak smacked tony’s butt tony still didn’t know the cloak was sentient and probably thought it was stephen and said ‘i’m going to allow that’ <3
i’ve died at least three times <3 (in minecraft)
grungetheaterkid asked:
Enj is not aromantic. Enj is married to france :)
aromantic-enjolras answered:
Is France a person? Is their relationship romantic? Can he kiss and hold hands and go on dates with France? No? Well, there you have it. ;)
im aromantic and married to blorgia and @i-ll-be-the-moon but platonically love wins 💚🤍🖤
platonic love superiority
I probably worked too long on this but wanted to contribute something to the small natm fandom with my one of my favorite ships ever since the movies came out. I like to think Octavius is shy at first when he starts realizing his feelings for Jedediah, but as soon he finds out that Jed might feel the same he can’t help teasing and flirting with him. I also feel like Jedediah is not use to being in love and given romantic attention so he gets easily flustered. Oof I love these two so much.
me in a horror movie: *gets splattered with blood* gender
the killer: *choking back tears* please can you just fucking die already
I read in a post that the story of "The Adventure of the Missing Three-Quarter" is horribly underrated and I agree. 😠
It has very good moments for example for me it is the story where it is observed in a explicitly way how connected Holmes and Watson are, they literally have a gigantic dialogue after Sherlock returns from his failed expedition where Watson reads his head and anticipates every possible course of action that Holmes could take.
Watson: “Could you not follow it?”
Holmes: “Excellent, Watson! You are scintillating this evening. The idea did cross my mind... -proceeds to explain how he do that-".
I don't know people, for Holmes it was very natural that his husband predicted every one of his actions but for me it is still stunning and adorable notice this. ❤
But continuing with my complaint there is a character in that particular story who IS HORRIBLY UNDERESTIMATED AND I DO NOT UNDERSTAND WHY AND YES, I TALK ABOUT THE FANTASTIC:
DOCTOR LESLIE ARMSTRONG.
Uhh that BITCH, are you going to ignore this genius who managed to make fun of Holmes the whole case? He is very clever, very cunning and let's go if Holmes said THIS SHIT ABOUT HIM:
"I have not seen a man who, if he turned his talents that way, was more calculated to fill the gap left by the illustrious Moriarty".
YOU READ THAT?
Holmes was seeing a potential Moriarty 2.0 and he really seemed so excited at this possible rival.
Also, at least in my opinion Dr. Leslie has one of those descriptions that betrays the bisexual disaster that Watson is:
"It argues the degree in which I had lost touch with my profession that the name of Leslie Armstrong was unknown to me. Now I am aware that he is not only one of the heads of the medical school of the University, but a thinker of European reputation in more than one branch of science. Yet even without knowing his brilliant record one could not fail to be impressed by a mere glance at the man,the square, massive face, the brooding eyes under the thatched brows, and the granite moulding of the inflexible jaw. A man of deep character, a man with an alert mind, grim, ascetic, self-contained, formidable—so I read Dr. Leslie Armstrong".
The implications that in the description he makes of Dr. Leslie adds a little extra information like Watson tell us when you discovered at the end that Armstrong was not a villain, you decided to go investigate this interesting man? Suspicious. 😈 (Although he could also know that from Holmes explaining for 2 hours why that man should have dedicated to criminal life and that idea seems hilarious to me).
Speaking of hilarious things, this story has several very funny dialogues and moments such as:
Dr Leslie A. : "I have heard your name, Mr. Sherlock Holmes, and I am aware of your profession, one of which I by no means approve".
Holmes: “In that, doctor, you will find yourself in agreement with every criminal in the country,” said my friend, quietly.
Or the whole coexistence between Holmes and Cyril Overton, begin with the telegram Cyril sent to Holmes and left him confused and thinking for a long time because he has no idea about rugby and it seemed almost that an encrypted message or Cyril collapsing because Holmes does not know who is Godfrey Stamerton or he saying that it will be the end of the world if loses their team.
currently laying in bed under a weighted blanket cuddling my magneto funko pop while crying over cherik and that’s just how i am right now
erik in the pentagon looking submissive and breedable
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